MTH499 COMPUTATIONAL MATHEMATICS SEMINAR
Faculty in Charge: Sigal Gottlieb
Supporting Faculty:
Welcome students! I am happy that you sign up for my MTH499 Fall 2011 CSUMS class. This class is going to be different than regular class in the sense that you choose a topic, learn it as deep as you can, and present what you have learned to other students. You are expected to :
- Do some numerical experiments with problem solving environment such as MATLAB, Mathematica, Maple, or other open source tools.
- Read references to learn about history, interesting phenomena, and numerical techniques.
- Write your research diary in your blog.
- Make research presentation.
- Make report in LaTeX.
- Make a poster.
Hopefully, by the end of the semester, you will learn something useful.
Things you need to do during the first week:
- Choose advisor (+ co advisor).
- Choose research topic of your interest or discuss possible interesting research topics with your advisor.
- Set up regular meeting with your advisor to report your progress.
Student Participants:
- Adam Biello (Final Report) (Final Presentation)
- Andrew Davey (Final Report) (Final Presentation) (Proposal)
- Christopher Cacciatore (Final Report) (Final Presentation)
- Christopher Seymour (Final Report) (Final Presentation) (Proposal)
- Hillary Havener (Final Report) (Final Presentation) (Proposal)
- Jill Mercik (Final Report) (Final Presentation) (Proposal)
- Leah Isherwood (Final Report) (Final Presentation) (Proposal)
- Logan Thomas (Final Report) (Final Presentation)
- Muhammad Shams (Final Report) (Final Presentation) (Proposal)
- Nicole McCafferty (Final Report) (Final Presentation) (Proposal)
- Ryan Banci (Final Report) (Final Presentation) (Proposal)
- Samara Laliberte (Final Report) (Final Presentation)
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